International Lynx Day: How art awakes attention
Today we celebrate International Lynx Day and are happy to introduce you an artist, Pedro du Buf, supporting wild life
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Author: Anni Henning
Easter, Pastoralism and Living Landscapes: What 2026 Can Teach Us About Shepherding in Europe, Part 2
As Easter approaches in the United Nations’ International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026, shepherding in Europe deserves renewed attention.
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Easter, Pastoralism and Living Landscapes: What 2026 Can Teach Us About Shepherding in Europe, Part 1
As Easter approaches in the United Nations’ International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists 2026, shepherding in Europe deserves renewed attention.
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Action Alert: Protect Parks during the U.S. Government shutdown
When government support for protected areas is paused, nature becomes more vulnerable.The latest U.S. government shutdown directly affects National Parks,
Read MoreWorkshops on European owls
In September we presented our workshops in the “Eulen-Spiegel” project to an international audience for the first time. Young people
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A matter of perspective
It has been eight weeks since the corona crisis has really hit Europe. On 9th March, Italy entered a national
Read MoreAnother golden jackal family in Austria?
A few photo-trap pictures revealed two golden jackals (Canis aureus) on camera in the district of Hartberg-Fürstenfeld in Styria, Austria. The local hunter
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Wolves return to Rome: Interview with Alessia De Lorenzis
After a 100 years of absence, the first wolf pack has returned to the vibrant city of Rome. This surprising news
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Swiss Hunting Department: Calanda wolves regulate red deer effectively
Swiss Hunting and Fishing Department, the Bündner Wildhut, reports about the positive effect of the Calanda wolf pack on wildlife
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Herdenschutz ist effektiver als Wolfsabschuss
Was bereits von vielen Naturschützern erwartet wurde, wird nun bestätigt: Wolfsabschuss reduziert nicht effektiv Übergriffe auf Nutztiere. Im Gegenteil: verschiedenste
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The wolves return to the city of Rome
After 100 years of absence, the wolf found its way back home… to Rome. Once being feared, chased and hunted
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Ausseer Naturraumgespräche: Taking action for peat bog’s unique ecosytems
5th Ausseer Naturraumgespräche On the 24 October, the European Wilderness Society attended the 5th Ausseer Naturraumgespräche with the topic “Between land and water
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Monitoring Lynx Alus before he was killed
Lynx ‘Alus’ was found dead without head and front legs in the Saalach lake, Germany, in early September. Cause of his
Read MoreAn active week out in the field
The European Wilderness Society had a very busy week with almost every member of our multicultural Pan-European team in the
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First wolf hiking trail
Always wondered how wolves see their surroundings? In Bavaria you can experience that on the very first Wolf hiking trail.
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Is there a strategy for Wolf protection in Italy?
After days and weeks in which the Wolf Plan looked like a military secret, we all now have in our
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Meeting with WWF Alpine Team
In Innsbruck, Max Rossberg and Anni Henning met with the WWF Alpine Team. The WWF Team discussion focused on the
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Meeting with Eliante from Italy
Together with Mariana – a water specialist – and Mauro – a large carnivore specialist – Â and Gaia from Lumina,
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